The Stories of the Upstate show

The Stories of the Upstate

Summary: Telling the stories of the unique individuals who make Upstate South Carolina the great place it is to live, work and visit.

Podcasts:

 The Stories of the Upstate™ #301: (Pressley Stutts) "As a teen, I ran away from home 3 times and the third time, at 16, it stuck." | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

On this episode, a better way to fund raise is our focus. Check out the CEO of TravelSmiles.org, Pressley Stutts' story complete wit being te oldest of 8 siblings; being class president in high school; serving 30 yrs as a Navy chaplain; watching The Rifleman; listening to Peter, Paul and Mary; loving Caesar's Head and having a passion for helping children in bad home situations.

 A Downtown Jam™ Exclusive Single: "Louis Collins" | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Once a month, 3 to 6 local singer songwriters walk into a secret location in downtown Greenville. They only bring their guitars, their stories and their original songs. They play an entire free concert. We record it and play it back for you on-demand 24/7 beginning the second Wednesday every month. We call it "The Downtown Jam™" and it's another way to thank you for listening and subscribing to "The Stories of the Upstate™ #gvlmusic

 Bonus story: "I Don't Know What That Is, But I Love It." | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

A humorous Girl Scout trip in Paris.

 The Stories of the Upstate™ #300: (Alinthea Carter) "I learned to read when I was two. If I didn't have a book, I'd read the boxes and cans in the kitchen." | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

On this episode, we laugh. Check out Alchemy Comedy Theater executive producer, Alrinthea Carter's story complete with growing up in Germany; having a radio show as a teen; watching The Golden Girls; listening to Prince; loving creativity and having a passion for creating things that are beautiful and useful.

 Bonus story: "Lemmy from Motorhead" | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Johnny Ray tells us how Lemmy from Motorhead influenced his life.

 The Stories of the Upstate™ #299: (Johnny Ray) "Heavy metal, punk rock and George Carlin were the big influences in my teenage life." | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

On this episode we podcast about music. Check out Clemson podcaster from The Ratio Podcast, Johnny Ray's story complete with a Walkman and head phones, heavy metal and George Carlin; watching Batman; listening to the Beatles and Black Sabbath, loving animals and having a passion for helping music find music that matters.

 Bonus story: "Your Front Porch" | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Friends often provide great inspiration for songs.

 The Stories of the Upstate™ #298: (Kyle Rowland) "I've seen Wide Spread Panic in concert 28 times." | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

On this episode we hop the music train. Check out singer-songwriter and member of Four 14, Kyle Rowland's story complete being a twin; having his dad and 4th grade teachers be in bluegrass bands; watching "Doug;" listening to Wide Spread Panic; loving Falls Park and having a passion for stopping litter.

 The Stories of the Upstate™ #297: (Will McCameron) "Growing up, I was a wild child playing in the woods." | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

On this episode, how about some beer? Check out Brewery 85's brewmaster and owner, Will McCameron's story complete with graduating from Clermson Univeristy; watching X-Men cartoons; listening to Levon Helm; living all over Europe; loving Caesar's Head and having a passion for beer.

 The Downtown Jam™ #30: Charles Hedgepath and Neil Brooks | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Once a month, 3 to 6 local singer songwriters walk into a secret location in downtown Greenville. They only bring their guitars, their stories and their original songs. They play an entire free concert. We record it and play it back for you on-demand 24/7 beginning the second Wednesday every month. We call it "The Downtown Jam™" and it's another way to thank you for listening and subscribing to "The Stories of the Upstate™ #gvlmusic

 The Stories of the Upstate™ #296: (Tom Strange) "I raced dirt bikes as a teen." | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

On this episode, we see take science that saves lives. Check out Senior Director of Research and Development with Abbott Laboratories, Tom Strange's story complete with being fascinated with astronomy and the Space Program as a kid; racing dirt bikes as a teen; inventing technology that is currently found in nearly 1/3 of all defibulators; watching the Red Skelton Show; listening to Joe Bonamassa; loving Falls Park and having a passion for turning his passions into something that people can use to make their lives better.

 Bonus story: "Poinsettias" | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

A Christmas flower inspires a song about love.

 The Stories of the Upstate™ #295: (Mary Norris) "Sometimes I communicate using animal noises rather than using English." | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

On this episode, music leads the way, Check out Spartanburg singer-songwriter, Mary Norris' story complete with exploring the marshlands, catching bugs and critters as a kid; learning to play guitar as 11; watching The Golden Girls; listening to Lake Street Drive; loving Hub City Scoops and having a passion for helping the homeless.

 The Stories of the Upstate™ #294: (Stephanie Acker) "As a kid, I used to read the encyclopedia during the summer and wrote book reports on them." | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

ON this episode, we find out what's going on in the Upstate. Check out the Founder of In The Know Upstate.com, Stephanie Acker's story complete with being a closet nerd growing up, watching He-Man, listening to Adele and the Red Hot Chili Peppers; loving the Arts scene in the Upstate and having a passion for showing off all the Upstate has to offer.

 Bonus story: "My Time on the Oprah Winfrey Show" | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Sometimes even the plans that seasoned professionals make flop. Check out how this happened to Oprah Winfrey.

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